The emphasis throughout the Foundation Stage is on engaging the children in first-hand learning experiences with a very strong emphasis on play and early communication skills. Our primary school curriculum is tailored across both Kenya National Curriculums, the 8-4-4 System of Education and the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). Primary school is the first phase of the 8-4-4 and CBC education systems and serves students between the ages of six and fourteen. The main purpose of primary education is to prepare students to participate in the social, political and economic well-being of the country and prepare them to be global citizens. A major goal of primary school education is to develop self-expression, self-discipline and self-reliance, while at the same time providing a rounded education experience.

The children that we release to High Schools every year after they have sat the KCPE carry on with the culture of excellence to the schools they are called to join. The KCPE Class of 2021 has seen 98% of the candidates get called to join National Schools, Extra-County Schools and Top of Mark Private Schools. Our CBC classes have managed to achieve great feats as well as master new skills. The pupils are kept busy as they engage individually or in groups to have practical sessions, digital literacy lessons, and project work. As they engage, they develop critical thinking, learn how to communicate, and also develop self-efficacy. In other instances, the pupils are engaged in community service as a learning activity. Right from each pupils inception into our  school system, the school endeavours to ground all the pupils firmly in the biblical principles of hard work, honesty and the fear of God.